The brutal history of the most isolated place on earth

The brutal history of the most isolated place on earth

Today we are going far away to see the most remote place in the world: The Pitcairn Islands. 5000 km from New Zealand and about 5400 km from South America, they are the last British colony in the Pacific and the journey there alone takes ages. But the most exciting thing about the islands is their brutal history.

All inhabitants are descended from a group of nine British mutineers, who fell into extreme brutality due to the strong isolation and of which only one survived in the end.

So today's video is about mutiny, loyalty and the sheer fight for survival. Enjoy!